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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-06-20

Cash paid for butter every day in the
week n o. d. OWENS
Barton. June o.
Paris green in bulk or in packages.
at II. c. PIERCE's Barton. %
BAXTER & GROW are paving best prices
for wool, butter, sugar, potatoes, eggs
and other produce, at their store. 2+-25
For SALE CHEAP.-Geo. Tower has
two second hand buggies for sale very
cheap. also one first-class winnOwing mill.
HoE>Es.-Four good business or farm
horses. andone fine AuctiOneer brood mare
and foaI for sale IT low prices, and on
time by % GEo- \. BILL, Albany
Collins & KryNIE, Craftsbury, Vt de
sire TO let the cutting and hauling of
100000 feet Of lumber, TO DE delivered
at their mill next winter. II will be let
a. one job, or in smaller lots.
Among the most popular shows and
entertainments thar have been or the
road for many years is the St Bernard
Dog show. This i an exhibition with
ten or more beautiful dogs-one said to
be the largest in the country and all one
family. the mother, .'SapphO," with
TWO Htters OF puppies. They are trained
10 do almost everything, and those who
have seen them speak most highly OF
their remarkable feats. The following
are selected from among d few press
notes in regard 70 them:
No Exhibition OF live animals has ever
sxcelled that OF DR.. Sawtelle's St. Ber-
uard Galaxy. The animals alone are 3
sight worth seeing. but, when we wit
ness the human intelligence shown by
them in the exhibition, we can simply
say. Wonderful, WOnderful.-LyHn
Bee.
one OF the healthiest and most interesting
entertainments ever seen in Portland
Living tabieaux remarkably fine, and the
audience lavish in their applause--POrt
land Press.
Most excellent entertainment. As
unique a. 1t Is refined. Most brilliant
tab!eaux ever seen IN Hartford. The
little ones in ecstasies Of delight during
the entire performance.-H Hartford Post
A noble family, all OF magnificent pro
portions they perform wonderful feats
showing great Intelligence and sagacity--
Nrlr York Times
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T. ?. R. K. TINE TABLE.

Passenger Trains Leave
.s.,..-lET-SoUrH-7.I a m; .03 p IN $40 p m !;
.f 50 o In.-NoETH-5-00 IA; zoo p m; 500
q. u. ~ p m, 6-s5 p N
.tNIRY-~oCTH -T-25 N; 6-5s m
<4tsrH-1.+4 D ~, gu
r.tETpN LANDING-SoUTH-7.3 a N; lie p
ms us y m, Isl p m--NOETH-f 3-51 q
M 80 , IN, . - 6-l4 p
BAETitN-SorrH--.+ a N; 80 m; 7-ST p N
l-0s C. m.-NoErH-S-45 N; PIG p IN; AIS
D. ms eco
SOUTH AETDN-SoUrH-7-59 a II; T.55 p n
N1ErH-I.52 p M; SIS p m
~rTTDN->oUrH-s.I4 N; s-25 pm; NORTH
lis p NJ; $50
WEST BC RRE-SOCTH-s-2l N; l-55 IN SIS
O. M 1881 4 m--NoETH-r3-I7 m; lie =
M Fs.+1 m, 5-25 M
NDONVIII. E-SOUTH-s.4 n N; 2.I0 . m;
$50 IN, s-lO p m l2-+S a m.-NORTH-
500 N 1910 m 1872 N; 500 p II.
Does not stop
stops only for passengers 10 or from connecting
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PROBATE COURTS

Probate Courts will be held on the second and
l1ur-L Fridays OF each month AT the Probate Office,
10 Newporr.a nd on each Thursday preceding the
second and fourth Fridays 81 each month, AZ nv
office iu Barton Landing, and at F. W Baldwin :
office m Barton the Second Monday Of each
MONTH U. H AUSTIN, Judge.
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Sperial 9otires.
nnokLFN.- ARNIcA .AI.rt

bLthI4tN'- AKAItA -AI4yE.
TAe Best ,Aive in fhe -orld asr Cats, Bralses
Sores. Ileers, s-if fzhsan. Fever sores. Tetter.
Chappea ki~aadss CLslbl@lnss CoFns. and al skln
Eraptionss -ss positively cures Plies o. 20 pav re
qnirsd- IL - guaranteed - give perfect sasI.e.e
sion EsoBey refunded Price rs cent? par L-ox.
Per sale - II & Pierce
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has been forced out by the new admins
tration and new one has taken his
place. The old chorister who is faith
ful democrat viii not complain or Won
der, inaSmuch a changes under the
Cleveland administration are being made
almost daily.
=hefiieId.
Miss Matte Chase OF New jersey i
visiting relatives and friends.
There will be picnic sociabie at
Mrs. George Kendalrs Friday afternoon,
June p.
There will be a temperance concert
at the F. B. church June 20. REGULATIONS
by the children, etc.
The exercises at the NJ. f. church for
Childrens' Day under the direction OF
the younger Mr.. Christie were happily
arranged. Praise j. due to the superin-
tendent and others for the parts they
suS tanned. The making up Of floral
cross seven feet high, by twenty-eight
members of the Sabbath school, common.
eng VIII Tiny glfl OF TOUR years wiz
recited an appropriate verse, and placed
her bouquet at the foot of the cross
others following according TO age unit
the beautiful cross was formed. While
the carol of birds savored of summer
garden and grove, was only a part de
serving mention of an interesting occa
sion interspersed with music well chosen
and enjoyed by a goodly congregation.
LNndon~iIIe.
The St. Johnsbury District Preacher
Meeting begins here this evening.
We are looking for a big crowd herr
July I. The attractions at the park vii
call all lovers of sports, while the goo'
people viii be happily entertained at thu
camp ground. Several excellent speak
ers win address the people there.
wheelOck.
The concert held last week by Mr.
Taplin of Irasburgh was a complet
success in all respects. There was
| large chorus, Il good orchestra, and tn
| receipts was more than sufficient to pa
| the expenses.
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Warming TO Agents.

To whom it may concern That Nye q Twom
bly of Barton Landing, VT, the only authorized
General gents for Vermont and New Hampshire,
for the celebrated jackson Corset Waist turSets,
Baker Waist and Bustles, manufactured by the
jackson Corset Co., Of Jackson, Mich, and any
person obtaining Agencies from amy local gent or
person do so al their own risk from this date.
NYE & TWOMBLN, Gen. A gts.
Barton Landing, june Is. u
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New Advertisements To-Day,
I.nC,I- AnYEKTI.ING:.

short advertisements, notices announcements,
cards exc. will be inserted IN rhlS column AZ two
cents o. word first week, and one cent a word there
aaer. This must be- prepaid advertising. No
charge for mention of ads running in other columns
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-06-20
Notice to Tax PAYERS

The TaX-paye of the town Of Browuiugton are
hereby notified thar the Town, County, state, state
School and Highway bills have been delivered
TO me for collection, and said taA payers are r..
Quested TO pay their several taxes OF before 20
days from the dare hereof By SO doing they viii
be entitled a discount OF per cent town taxes
All taxes remaining unpaid at the expiration oi 90
DAYS will be delivered to the collector of said town
of Bloomington TO be forthwith collected by him by
process of law. T.. :. IlNhHAMl Treas.
Browningtou, June IS. 25-25
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-06-20

IAISISIED.
At Derby, June sth. By Rev H. z Howard,
Mr.. Charles E. Kent, and Miss Nettie Henry, both
of BaDston, P. Q.
A the parsonage in Derby, june l4th, by Rev
H E Howard, Lamson NJ. Dutron, and Idella
Parker, both Of Morgan
At Sheffield, june Is, az the home q the brides
parents, By Rev I P Chase OF Iasburgh, james A
Webber Of Lyndon and Edna b. Bradley Of shef
field
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". W. Miles mas his new office near
his residence nearly completed
--Peck's Bad Boy and Johnnie Prindle
At Opera House. Friday night
DR.. J. A. Pearson, dentist. has return
ed. and i now in his office ready for bus
iue>s-
The two-crop hay growers in this Vi
cinirv are cutting the first crop, and it Is
q heavy one
Mr. Worthen and family 90 TO Lyndon
this week TO attend Preachers Meeting
and visit friends.
C. + Percival Is sending out Mr.
GIazier almost every day with large loads
Of furniture He not only has the goods,
but he advertises them
The memorial sermon preached by Rev.
c. B. Moody. at the funeral of the late
Benz H KimbaH has been published and
sent TO many friends in this vicinity
John I. Twombly has perfected a set
OF machinery for the building of extern
sion tables and i getting out some excel
lent ones. He i having orders for all he
can make
Joseph Hyde OF Westmore was here
last week. raising up the old Ellis house
on Main street, to bring it on a level with
the street. 1t will be a great improve
ment TO the premises
Geo. W. Jenness i building large hay
-T...F nav hi baru nv, rho river for his
present crop OF hay. Several farmers in
hi> vicinity are carrying over a large
quantity Of old hay
Archie McDougaH seems 10 have a
wholesale job of painting on Park itreet.
The last house ne has tackled" being the
Charles Jenness residence. This i paint
ed in cOlOrs and looks well
The VI. Z. quarterly conference will be
held Al the church, Saturday evening. at
: o'clock. All Of the board are requested
10 be present. Quarterly meeting servic-
es on sunday. commencing at 10 O'Clock
L. II.
If there i z man or woman who has
not been awake at break of day and heard
the chorus OF bird song. and seen the
beauties Of these summer mornings some
friend ought 10 get the unfortunate per-
son out Of slumber and out of bed. The
scene and the concert are worth more
than the loss Of an hours sleep.
All persons are forbidden playing ball
in the streets OF this village under the
penalties of the law.
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CORRECTED EXPRESSLY FOR
ORLEANS COUNTY MONITOR,
BY
a. ID. RID.
Jobbing and Commission Dealer in Butter, Cheese
Flour, Lard, Eggs, Beans, Dried Apple,
ETC., q John street, Boston.
Boston Wholesale Produce Market

BUrTER-Choicet tubs, perth. sO.18 1920
Fair to good, II Is
Common, 10 Il
CHEEsE-F acIory, per h., 10
Farm Dairy, good,
Farm Dairy, common,
FLOUR-St. Louis * Illinois, per Dbl AS $50
Patent, 90 $50
Common Extra, 3.25 a 3.75
LARD-Tierces, perlb., y
Tubs, q
EGGs-Fresh, per doz., IS 10
Western, II Is
BEASs-Hand picked, per bush, l.sO 200
Mixed, LIS $50
DRIED APPLE-Choice, per h.,
EvapOrated, Il Is
PoULrRY-Turkeys, fresh killed ,per h., l3 a Il
Turkeys, common, 10 II
Chickens, fresh, Il Is
Fowls, 10 y
PoRK-Clear extra, per bbl., 1900 3 10 %
Fresh Hogs, per h., y
Hams smoked, II L
sUxDRIEs-Pressed Hay, per ton, 1900 100
Hops, per ID, 10 20
Oats. per BUSH, 81 IS
Corn, 30 81
Potatoes, Early Rose, 90 %
Potatoes, JacksOns, so 80
Maple Sugar. tubs, per h.,
Maple Sugar, cakes,
REMARKS.-There is a frmer feeling in the
butter market and prices on high grades are one
cent higher Cheese the contrary j. lower and
dull buyers thinking there viii be a further de-
cline Eggs higher. Beans are firm. Flour
i dull and sales only for immediate The
furry wheat at Chicago has upset the business.
Pork, lard and hams IN fair demand Corn and
oats are lower. Potatoes in steady demand.
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4 reunion or the surviving members of
the Second Regiment, Vermont VOlun-
teers, viii be held in Burlington June q,
TO celebrate the twenty-sixth anniversary
of its departure from the state for the
front. An address will be delivered in
the afternoon by Colonel c. II. Joyce of
Rutland and in the evening a campfire
viii be held in the City Hall. Many dis
tinguished persons viii be present and a
good time may be expected. Round-trip
tickets will be issued over the Central
Vermont, Montpelier and Wells River and
St. Johnsbury & Lake Champlain railroads,
and return checks can be obtained of
President Woodbury. over the Passumpsic
railroad Buy tickets over each road
separate
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-06-20

There was another disastrous fire at
South Royalton Sunday morning which
destroyed the Central Vermont House.
owned by Daniel Tarbell. The cause of
the fire is unknown. The principal losses
were as follows: Daniel Tarbell, hotel
buildings $500, uninsured; d. c. Jones,
furniture and hotel equipments, $500, in
sured $50; VIM. II. Peterson, grocery,
$500, uninsured; c. E. Abbott, hay, etc,
uninsured; Z. S. Parkhurst, furniture,
$500; c. P. Tarben, paint shop, $3.50, in
sured $500; c. II. Woodward, barn and
carriage house injured, insured.
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w heelOck.

Prof. Charles Sleddorf and wife, 81 and
90 years old, committed suicide at Union
Hill. \. j., last week, by taking cyanide
of potassium. They were very poor and
lived in two scantily furnished rooms.
They were TO go to the poor house soon.
SleddOrf was once professor of chemis-
try at the university at Heidelberg, and
had quite a collection of books which he
leaves to Columbia college.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-06-20

A Parting WOrd-Remember
HOP Compound. Unrivalled Spring and Fan
Tonic. Pnts, soc. Sold everywhere Try it.
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DIED.

DIED
sSAn notices ofdeAths inserted free. Obituary
notices and poetry See esHts per lGHs
In New York city. Nay p, Henry Murphy,
aged ..
IN south Groyeland, Mas, Nay p. Katie Mar.
ply i~anHen, aged IS.
Is Sutton. june Il, John lothian. aged - year
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GEO- II. BLAKE,
%. Y. JOsLYN,
Z. q. Collision.

Capt J. K Gilman, well-knOwn in this
county a. q good hotel keeper and q
gentlemen. Is still running the ST. Leon
Hotel At ST. Leon, Que He has put it
II excellent condition and expects a
large run OF business this season. Those
Who have visited ST. Leon Springs for
the cure Of rheumatism and kidney all
ments, always speak well OF the curative
properties Of the water, and the charac-
ter OF Dir. Giiman's hotel
The ladies Of the NJ. Z. church give a
strawberry and ice cream festival. with
an entertainment in the evening, al their
parlors and the vestry room, on Wednes-
day evening next. Supper from TO 80
O'Clock The entertainment viii be good,
and win consist of singing By gentleman
and Lady from Boston and others,
and Of speaking and recitation exer-
ei>es- All cordially invited Admission
10 entertainment 10 cents Supper %
cents
Ar- and Mrs. Joseph Owen have return
ed from their visit 10 n H, Montpelier
etc Mrs Owens son. Geo BickfOrd
graduated at Montpelier Seminary LAS
week with hOnors, and returns here u
spend q few weeks. Miss Lizzie Bick
lord, who has been spending year il
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Gratifying very-tO proprietors and buyers-that
HOP Compound popular. Every one needs Il
this season. Pints, soc. TRY il.
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Game into the enclosure Of the subscriber, about
three weeks ago. one red COW. The owner b. rr
quested 10 call, pay charges and take AWAY.
oNEN HAWKINS.
Barton, june 20. 2525
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Liberation Notice.

This certifes that I have this dRy given my son,
Chas. Magoon, his time during the remainder oi
his minority and shall claim move Of his earnings
nor pay debts OF his contracting after this date
ELIJAH MACON.
Witness. J. ALLEN.
Craftsbury June 20, lSs1. 2s21
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Liberation Notice,

Thi> i TO certify that have this day given ms
son Cornelius I.adoo. his time during the remain
der of his minority. ] shall claim none II biz earn
ina.s or pay any debts Of his contracting after th
date. MARS ALL LADOo. Hls mark.
WitneSs-O. p MILES.
Eden June l.. 2a21
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Farmers, merchants ladies, all need HOP Com
pound IN the Spring and Fall. Have VOC tried 1T
Splendid Tonic. Pints. soc. TRY it.
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BIRTHS.

BIRTHS.
In Greensboro june 1Ith, a daughter to Slr. and
Mrs J. Richards.
In Greensboro june Z, son 70 Mr and Mrs c
d. ;. Waugh
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sui ton

sutton
There are several cases of pneumonia
in and about the village.
D. E. Ruggles has returned from Lyn-
donyille to his farm to spend the sum
mer.
The seIectmen are putting the roads
into splendid condition with the road
machine
It Is understood that the Mcthodists
are going 10 hold meetings once a month
at the town hall.
Mr.. Mosure of Hyde Park has moved
to the Joseph Parker farm, which he
purchased Of Albert Bill last fall
Rev. A F. Tracy preached three ser
mons last Sunday, organized Sabbath
school on the North Ridge, aud attend
ed prayer meeting at the village in the
evening.
H. F. PII~bury i having large mon
ument set in the Cemetery which was
furnished By q St. Johnsbnry granite
firm The monument will be the largest
and most beautiful one ia the ground
II stands Il feet high and l. compo.ed
OF three base stones, q die, cap. ana a
cut statue figure on top The polished
stone came from Barre Altogether IL
j. a me piece VI work
There Is much talk aud considerable
ssrnnsIcp over the singing matter AZ the
Free Baptist church The old chorista.r
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HardwIck.

W. r. Munson, residing in the sour
east part OF the town, on the Andre
Whitcher farm, so called, was instant
killed on the 18th by u heavy Limh
in raising up All old building. He W
turning a jack-screw at the time, viii
caused the timber to loosen and ia
striking him upon the head with fat
dren-
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Holland.

james BOOthman has bought the 4. r
Moulton steam engine for his new shin
gle-mill
Arthur LackeY is manufacturing tn
Butterfeld spring bed. j. Fl. Smith ha
bought the Merton Lackey place and i
getting out timber to build barn on it
John Fisk is talking of buying the Byrol
Bartlett place at Morgan Corner.
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Frank Wilder surrenders the mail
route and Fred Wing will run the stage
hereafter.
John Fisk has bought the Ed. Smith
buildings and some land Of VIM. Bart
lett and will soon move TO the place.
Geo. Taylor has an agency for the sale
of the White sewing machines and win
go to Caledonia county this week.
Annie Taylor will go To Newport 70
work in a hoteI.-Martha Calkins and
P Q. TO work in hotel.
~e~porr-
Dave Prue is building a house in West
Derby
Mrs Laura Stiles Is going TO Minnesota
to visit her son, who resides there.
Orrin Dor1nan lost sucking colt last
week valued at s4O0- We do not know
how much it would have been worth if IT
had lived 70 be one week old
Last Thursday morning S. ;. Lunt,
foreman in the veneer mill of J. Fl Searles
< Son, received a severe cash in the head
by board thrown from circular saw.
States Attorney Alfred il making it
Tho" FOR dFunkarsis and liquor sellers
all about Several parties have been fined
OF late and the lightning j. liable 70
/ strike elsewhere
/ ChIldrens Day exercises were held at
4 the NJ. T. church june Y. The pastor
Z preached 10 the children in the morning
and the chiIdren's concert was held IN the
I evening amidst the singing Of birds aud
the profusion of beautiful flowers At
the close Of the morning service two
children were baptized
There viii be reunion Of 60. X, 10th
VI Vols. at the Newport House in this
village, june 18th and Both. We under.
stand that an effort will be made To have
every surviving member of the Co pres
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-10
ESTABLECIMIENTO BALNEARIO
DE LA VILLA DE COAMO,
Puerto. Rico.

Aguas Minero- Medicinales, Sudori
ficas, LsxAntes, Diureticas, Estimn-
lsntes, Tonicas. Aplicables d diversas
eufermedsdes. EspeciAl,s para Ia Gu
raci6n del Reumatismo en- todas sus
formas de las Erupciones eutAneas.
Batos medicinsles 4 diversAs tcmperA.
turas. AparAtos de dnehAs. Habits
clones c6mcdss con timbrc el6sIrico.
para fanailias. Servicio esmerAdo, L.
y 2.' cstegoria.
Precios, segun tAr.fA. Servicio de
coehes para eaalq uier pnnto de 10 lsA.
Correo diarlo sio remuneration AlganA.
Telegrsfo comhiuado, liaeA de Coz mo.
Como hA empeEado va 10 temporAda
de los Banos, re haee prescnte que el Es.
.ableclmiento BAlne' RIO esh provlsto de
nmejorAbles siTvientrs y CO iusros.
Dvbe advertirse, sdemAs, 1 las fAmi-
las qne neccsiten de los nAhos y qair.
ran alojAmiento independents del Ho.
tel, que entire las msloras efectuAdas
cu6ntAse 10 de una uisgnitica casa. e.
pscioss, slegante, ventilada, qas bEinda
sxcelente comodidad 4 Loo senorss
bAaistas. 50
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ESCOFINA LOSADA.

!
Acaba de llegar esta capital un repre-
sentante del autor de la Escofna Losada,
instrumento tan it'll como sen lilo, y de tan
fach inofensiva aplicaci6n, quo 10 mismo
pueden usarlo los ciegos que los que tienen
vista, para hacer des4parecer en- ell acto toda
ca losidad, sin dolor nj riesgo alguno ,,
Este inapreciable invento viene precedido
de gran reputation tanto de Espana, pals del
inventor, como de otr4s varias naciones que
SO expende con el mismo buen reeultaio. Y
con objeto de que ell plblico no erea que SO
tratra de hacerle victima del charlatanismo,
que por desgracia tanto abunda, dichos repre-
sentantes las haran repartir a domicilio y dejar
las por "a h lras, para que ell pdblico las ensa-
ye su gusto en- este tempo, y pueda cercio-
rarse practicamente de que la efcacia de la
" Escofna Losada no dejs lugar daia.
En- las 2 horas que Sc hAllen en- poder del
pdhlico, pueden usarlas en- toda callosid4d y
ufas gordas sin que esten obligados a que
darse con elias, pudiendo comprarlas 9 devol-
veras, al tempo de ser recogidas por los re-
partidores, segun la voluntad lie cada cusl.
Ell inventor de la Escefina Losada" hace
presents al pdbiico, que su invenci6n es mas
bien humanitaria que lucrativa, en- virtud d 10
reducido de su precio, "a is a rs centavos),
pues proporciona ell bienestar de los pies, por
espacio de uno dos amos, que es 10 gu viene
q durar una Escofna, P" usandola una sola
persona.
Depoeito general, Fonda "La Espanola,'
en- la Marina. 40
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VENTA DE FINCAS.

En- Jurisdiction de Cayey reaza agricola, compuesa
200 curda de ano cast totdad
sembrado de maoo; ene tsmbien siembras de cafe pata
arboe ruaes buena de habaci6n baos de
posera ranchones bastsntes servicio de Ia n
rio gande de Ia Plata que bana exceentes
gas en- gran extension central atrayeA
pasando frente Ia habaci6n dis
ounce yene la atravesa ambien unA
Quebada de aguas baante caudaosa dsta de-
l5 minutes Sc reaxa seis mil pesos enten
ndose Ia negotiation don Melton Vdzque 81 doctor don
Jose Antonio Gauder RESIDENCES dcha pueblo de Cayey 81